The universe is vast, cold, and often portrayed as a place of solitary survival. But in the upcoming cinematic event Project Hail Mary, the void of space becomes the backdrop for one of the most heartwarming and crucial partnerships in sci-fi history. Based on the bestselling novel by Andy Weir, this film isn’t just about survival; it’s a vibrant, emotional testament to what we can achieve when we stop looking at our differences and start looking at our shared goals.
Reader beware, a few spoilers ahead.
Chants across social media scream “’Marty Supreme’ on Christmas Day,” but who exactly is Marty — and what’s his obsession with orange ping pong balls? That was the question I walked in with ahead of A24’s screening at Cinépolis in Inglewood, California, introduced by Hawthorne’s very own Tyler, The Creator.
Going into Jimmy Donaldson’s “MrBeast Games” Season 2 brings a whole other beast into the competition. Which raises the question: what would you actually do to survive these challenges? Episode 4 pushes that idea even further, asking contestants to navigate not just one game show, but the clash of two survival worlds at once.
I had the incredible opportunity to watch the Season 2 premiere of Percy Jackson and the Olympians at the Academy Museum, and experiencing it on the big screen with the cast in attendance made it unforgettable.
A film like Wicked has reinvigorated an entire community of fans, bringing everyone together in anticipation of its release—whether you loved the original story, the Broadway musical, or were simply swept up in its captivating marketing.
The original Zootopia brought laughter, warmth, and a surprisingly sharp social message when it hit theaters in 2016. Walking into the El Capitan Theatre for the world premiere of Zootopia 2, I felt that same spark—this time mixed with the thrill of exploring an entirely new corner of the animal world.
Peach Riot and Cider are the coolest best friends at school, the kind who make even a casual hangout feel like an event. When I got the invite to their pajama party, I knew it would be more than snacks and movies. It was a sleepover reimagined, centered on self-expression, comfort, and the confidence that comes from feeling completely yourself.
Let’s all raise our glasses of milk as we toast to 30 years of the “Got Milk?” campaign.
As café culture continues to thrive among teens and adults, La La Land Kind Café wants families to know that little ones can join the fun too. Through an all-new collaboration with Disney, the café has launched La La’s Kids Menu, a whimsical lineup designed to bring Disney magic to everyday coffee runs.
Laughter comes in many forms, and in the new feature film “The Naked Gun,” it comes in the shape of internet comedian Liza Koshy.